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Japanese Affection Is Not Uttered In Words; It Scarcely Appears Even In The Tone Of Voice; It Is Chiefly Shown In Acts Of Exquisite Courtesy And Kindness.

Whatever Doubts Or Vexations One Has In Japan, It Is Only Necessary To Ask One's Self: "well, Who Are The Best People To Live With?

But I Confess That "my Mind To Me A Kingdom Is" - Not! Rather It Is A Fantastical Republic, Daily Troubled By More Revolutions Than Ever Occurred In South America.

There Are Two Methods For The Literary Study Of Any Book - The First Being The Study Of Its Thought And Emotion; The Second Only That Of Its Workmanship. A Student Of Literature Should Study Some Of The Bible From Both Points Of View.

The More You Wish To Be, The Wiser You Are; While The Wish To Have Is Apt To Be Foolish In Proportion To Its Largeness.